For gold jewellers, silver shops and one-gram covering dealers in Coimbatore. One page carrying today’s rate, your hallmark position, how old gold is exchanged and what your savings scheme actually pays out — with design enquiries going to WhatsApp.
FUEiNT is a web and software company in Coimbatore, India, that builds single-page websites for jewellers and covering shops, showing the day rate, hallmark and scheme terms, with enquiries arriving on WhatsApp.
A jewellery purchase is planned around a date somebody else has already fixed. Wedding season, Akshaya Tritiya and Aadi discount weeks bring the same buyer back to the same three shops. Before setting out they check the day rate, then look for whether the ornaments are BIS hallmarked, what making and wastage come to, what a gram of old gold is credited at, and how many instalments the scheme runs. A covering shop gets an entirely different visitor: a reseller pricing sets by weight before travelling in from Tiruppur. Neither stays on a page showing a stock photograph and no rate.
Today’s figure for gold and silver in one editable spot, so the number a customer checks each morning comes from you and not from a rumour.
Your BIS position stated plainly, with a short note on what the marks on a piece mean, because buyers are told to check and rarely know what for.
How old gold is weighed and credited, what wastage and making come to, and what happens to stones. The counter conversation, held in advance.
Instalment basis, how many months, what maturity gives, and what happens to somebody who stops halfway. Stated properly, a scheme sells itself.
Thali chains, kasu malai, vanki, covering sets — shown with weight ranges, so a customer arrives already knowing what they are asking to see.
The customer taps once and sends the photograph they saved at a wedding. You reply whether it can be made and what it would need.
One WhatsApp saying whether you deal in gold, silver, covering or all three, and whether you run a savings scheme. That decides most of the page.
Rate line, hallmark position, exchange and scheme terms, and your own collection photographs laid out so a buyer can compare weights without asking anybody.
The rate is a single field you edit from your phone. Beyond that there is no dashboard and no login — design enquiries simply arrive on WhatsApp.
Cost follows how many collections are photographed and whether a scheme and a daily rate line are involved. Quote comes back on WhatsApp.
It depends on how much of the shop goes on the page. A covering shop with four set ranges is a smaller job than a gold jeweller with a savings scheme, a buyback policy and eight collections to photograph. Message us on WhatsApp with what you deal in and we will quote that.
On WhatsApp. Most jewellery enquiries start as a photograph of somebody else’s ornament, so the page is built for exactly that: one tap, the image sent, and your reply about whether it can be made. Your shop number and address stay on the page too.
Yes, and you should. The rate sits in one field you edit from your own phone in a few seconds. It is the only thing on the page that needs touching daily, and a page carrying yesterday’s rate is worse than a page carrying no rate at all.
Quite different. A covering page is built for resellers rather than brides: sets grouped by weight and finish, minimum order stated, and the questions a buyer travelling in from Tiruppur or Salem needs answered before boarding a bus. No rate line, because there is no rate.
We think so. Customers compare schemes between shops and the one they can read is the one they trust. Instalment basis, duration, maturity and what happens on early exit — all of it in plain words. Nothing goes on the page without you approving the wording.
Your first message is already typed.
Tell us what you deal in — gold, silver, covering, or a scheme as well — and we will describe the page and price it. Message us on WhatsApp.
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